The first-person psychological horror game Silent Hill: SMS shows up at the rating agency.

According to CTOnews.com on November 8, Silent Hill: SMS (Silent Hill: The Short Message) recently appeared in the Australian Classification Committee (ACB) as MA15+ (suitable for 15 years and above).

CTOnews.com previously reported that Silent Hill: texting tells the story of a girl, Anita, who comes to an abandoned apartment to meet her friend Maya only to wake up and find herself locked in an apartment building.

The latest news says that Anita is 17 years old and withdrawn at school, and Maya is her only friend. Anita alienated many friends because of her bad habits such as self-harm and watching horrible content.

One day Maya was found to have committed suicide. Anita went to the place where her friend committed suicide to learn the truth of the incident. At the same time, some people continue to post messages on behalf of the deceased on social networks.

According to documents disclosed by ACB, the house Anita is about to explore is called "The Villa" and is set in Germany. It is a first-person psychological horror game. ACB said the Silent Hill: text message game includes suicide, self-harm and swearing.